Microchipping your dog typically costs around $50, ... The needle used to implant the microchip–called a hypodermic needle–is slightly larger than a needle used for an injection.

WebMD veterinary expert answers commonly asked questions about microchipping your dog or cat. Written by Sandy Eckstein Medically Reviewed by Audrey Cook, BVM&S on March 01, 2011 ...

The cost to microchip a dog varies significantly, but in general it costs less than $100. For example, a mobile clinic in Toronto charges just $10, the SPCA in Hamilton, ON., charges between $15 ...

If your pet gets lost, a microchip may help you be reunited with your pet. ... It’s administered by a veterinarian using a hypodermic needle, and no anesthesia is required to implant it. Dogs ...

A veterinarian usually uses a small, under-12-gauge needle to insert a tiny chip between your pet’s shoulder blades. ... If you don’t register your pet’s microchip, ...

A microchip is a small — about the size of a grain of rice — device that can be implanted under the skin in dogs or cats via a needle. The cost ranges from $25 to $50, according to the ...

If your pet's microchip number starts with either 991 or 900164, then you could have one of Save This Life’s microchips, according to Save This Life’s website.

After rambunctious play time with her dog Apollo, Sara Weber sometimes finds his collar lying on the floor in her Round Lake Beach home. In January, the 7-year-old pit bull mix got out of Weber&#82… ...